Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

from the pubic. The effect of the | plot on the sultan is visible ID the terror he exhibits. He made his usual week | " visit to the mosque hurriedly, instead ot with the customary slow pompous parade.
 TOLEDO, OHIO. Msy 26.-Fully 20.OOO people were Tn the city today to attend the dedication of the statute of General James k. Stedman, including great number of his old comrsdes-in-arms. The oration was delivered by Lieuten- an. Governor Smith of Illinois. The grand daughter ot General StedmSn un- yelled the statute. Governor FOrsker acted Gs president of the dsY. Govern or Luce of Michigan and his stall wer among the spectators.
 ALBANr, May 26-Presideut C!evs- land and wife will he the guest of Gov ernor Hill at the executive mansion or taeir return from their trip to the Adir- ! OnGEks.
 BERLIN, May 26.-Prince Bsmsrk tor several days has been suffering from rheumatism, and his physicians have ad. yised him to take q complete rest.
 PARIS, May 26.-Twenty bodies in 6 terribly mUtilgted condition have been recovered from the ruins. The remains are principally those of ballet girls, characters and mRchineists. The remsIGs of three men and two women were found in stage bOI where the victims had taken refuge from the flames. IL is ascertained shai many bodies are buried in the upper galleries where escape was exceedingly difficult.
 The government proposes io close several Of the Psris theaters because of their deficiency In exits.
 Late this afternoon eighteen bodies all m full dress were found lying to- yether at the bottom stair case leading from tue second story. The bodies were all those of ladies who had es- corts to the thester, but no remains of men were found near where the wO- men were burned to death. The walls of the theater began to fall this evening and search for the bodies hsd to be abandoned for the day. The library ai ! tached to the theater was also entirely destroyed with all its contents, includ- inc many valuable scores. Six thou sand costumes were burn: iu the ward robe.
 DUBLIN, May 26.-The Express, con seryative. accuses Parnell of cruelty to one of his Ayondale tenants named Ken nedy. The paper says that although Kennedy has been 0 tenant on The Irish leaders estate for nine years, ParneH has coerced him into exchanging the farm be had occupied and improved for & tract of inferior land. In addition to Na ka per cent reduction ia rent requested by Kennedy, and has sued him for year's reat. due only since Aprll.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-1he Ma rlne Engineers Association held meet ing here last night. at which it was de- ciied that all steam schoOners on thls coast must employ one engineer at Sl2J Der mouth, an assistant engineer at S5J per month, and two hremen. ln accot- dance with this actiOu the engineers on the Celia and the Greenwood, inc only steam schoOners now m port, struck this afternoon, on the owners of the vessel refusing to comply with their demands. As others vessels arrive m port the men will be ordered out. A all engineers in port belong to th's Union the result will be the ,yIDR up of the vessels. The owners seem 10 oe uOI inclined to conSede to their demands.
 Los ASGEsEs, Cal, May 26.-The vi triol throwing case comes up to-morrOE morning. Another postpOnement IS an ticipated, although Petrie is liable 70 ap- pesr. His fsce, with the exception of the raw place on his forehead, IS about healed up, He will not lose his eye sight. nor will his face show many 1 traces of the acids action. Peirie says he would never had made hIs damaging statement about his intimacy with Ms. ! Roselle, had he not been told that she had been talking about him.
 GLASGOW, May 24-A terrible expiO- l sipn has occurred In the UdstOne coa. pi, at BlantYre village, in Lsnarksh;re. ! eight miles from this city, two handred | and twenty miners are entomUed m The pit and it IS feared tha. all have perish cd. The seatt is blocked with debris caused by the explosion.
 BRUssELs, May 2S-The socialists have ! taken advantage oi the strikes Tn Bel gium, to make demonstrations at vari- ous places. They have held several meetings Rt which violent speeches were made, red flags were displayed, and the Marseillaise sung.
 SAS DrEao, May 2S.-It is stated three more alleged stnugglers have been ar rested; they hRvelnOt yet been revealed. D II. Moll cigar dealer who was arrested for alleged smuggling Thursday, was held to answer yesterday. Los ANGELES, May 2S A letter re | ceiyed from ex-Dlreotor Alvin ID. Broke, nf Credit Foncier fame, dated Vege;on. | Mexico, says that the TopolobRmpo colonists are suffering terribly for want oi food and denounces 4. K. Owen ! originator of the scheme, and Wheeler the man who represents him ID Topolo- bampo as frauds and liars.
 NEW ORLEANS, Mag 2S.-Advices re- ceIved last night from Little Rock show that acquisition papers have been issued on lhe governor ut CalItornis for Wm. 1 Kissane. The object in bringing his- sane there is to compel him to repay the amount of his forfeited bail bond, which was paid by Col. Thomas Pierce and Judge Hsvley. IL wBs proposed to put him on trial for the Martha Washing ton casa, but 1t was found that all the material witnesses are desd. and the decision of the Supreme Court has de prived Phillips county court of !urie- ton.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 2S.-rhe boiler ot the Natchez Cotton Factory st Natchez, Miss, exploded this morning. Many employees were killed and in jured.
 Sax FRANCESCA, May 2S-Thermome- ters n the city this morning were 96 Ht noon. This is the hottest known m l1 years ID thIs city.
 PARIS. May 2s.-It is officially BE- pounced this afternoon that seventy-tive corpses have SO far been recovered fTom the runs of the Opera Comique. It IS
 expected that one hundred will be
 found.
 BRooKLYx. \. r.. May 2e.-J. B HaggIn's Mercury won the Bedford
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 DIxoS, Cal, May 27-Hot wind; have been prevailing in this sectl n foi two days. Large portion Of the whes ] is ia the milk, and has been badlJ blasted. PErALUNA. May 7s-A terrible sirocc'